Matthew was a guest on Darren Clark’s LinkedIn live stream Nerodiversity Stories. He talked about growing up with dyslexia, how studying has changes since he went to school and then going to university.
This is a fun and engaging conversation which includes the pros and cons of comic sans font.
To hear this interview head over to Darren’s site.
Or watch on YouTube.
“I remember getting quite emotional, watching you be able to do things, not only you didn’t do before, but had resigned yourself to the fact you wouldn’t be able to do”
Following on from last week’s episode Matt interviews his partner Rebecca was trained to assist him with the Davis Dyslexia Correction program. They talk about her experiences with dyslexia people at school, university, in the court room working as a barrister and being in a relationship with a dyslexic.
In this Episode of The Dyslexia Life Hacks Show, Matt is talking to Natalie Brooks, the founder of Dyslexia in Adults, which has the mission to increase the conversation around dyslexia in adults. Part of this includes The Hive, which is an online membership program that includes monthly masterclasses, tips, and advice, and as access to a community. Natalie has over 60,000 followers on TikTok and has a big Instagram following too.
Join us as we share the inspiring story of Akua, a Senior EUC Engineer at the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), who is passionate about helping others. Akua’s journey of self-discovery began while researching neurodiversity support for her organization, leading to her diagnosis of dyslexia and ADHD. Now, she shares her experience to support others facing similar challenges. Beyond her engineering role, Akua is deeply involved in Diversity & Inclusion, serving as LSEG’s WIN Network Head of External Partnerships and UK Accessibility Lead. She’s also a STEM ambassador, mentor, charity ambassador, and sports volunteer. Akua’s dedication to empowering others makes her story truly remarkable.
